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<P><FONT SIZE=2>On 8/12/11 8:45 AM, "kconnell@ryerson.ca" <kconnell@ryerson.ca> wrote:<BR>
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> We've been using Xymon for a few years and love it. Its our main open source<BR>
> tool for monitoring, but I was wondering what others are using in addition to<BR>
> Xymon for monitoring/alerting network equipment ?<BR>
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> We also use:<BR>
> - Cacti<BR>
> - Mrtg<BR>
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I use mrtg with bbmrtg.pl as the primary way to alert about polling<BR>
problems.<BR>
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> - Weathermap<BR>
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I have a highly-hacked copy of bbmap. I keep a database of eigrp state<BR>
changes, and connect the lines based on whether syslog last reported a link<BR>
up or down. I've wanted to try out weathermap, but I've just never gotten<BR>
around to it.<BR>
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Daniel J McDonald, CCIE # 2495, CISSP # 78281<BR>
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